Vegetation of Southeast Asia Studies of Forest Types 1963-1965

Kaempfer, E. Amoenitatun exotiearum politico-physico-medicarum fascicli
V, quibus continentur variae relationes, observationes et
descriptiones rar plates. 75 figs. 1712.
Contains observations(in Latin) on Thailand with a few references
to plants.
The History of Japan; giving an account of the ancient and
present state of government of that empire—of its tr.etals,
minerals, trees, plants, animals, birds, and fishes. 2 volumes. I;
39 pp. 20 plates; 2: 383-612; appendix 75 pp. pi. 21-^5. .1728.
Contains a few notes on thfc vegetation of Thailand.
Kanchananaga, T. (Ed.). The commercial and econo.nio progress of
Thailand, 19'*9« Thai Commercial DeveLopnervfc Bureau. 191 pp.
Bangkok. 19^9.
This publication contains a section on forests and forest products
of Thailand. Additional data covor "eocrraphy, climate, communications
and transport, and the cooperative movement in Thailand.
Karam'yshev, V.P. Agriculture in the Democratic Republic of Vietnam.
106 pp. U.S. Joint Publications Research Service, Washington, D.C.
Jan, 1961. (Mimeographed.)
This is a translation of a Russian publication entitled
T>e.'skve Khoxyastvo Demokraticheskov Respubliki V'etnam' published
by State Puolishin^ House of Agricultural Literature, Moscow,
1959• The author visited North Vietnam as a nember of a f,roup of
Soviet specialists, and bases his report on personal observations.
There is a discussion of the ar/ricoltural economy of the country,
its structure and divisions of specialization during the years
following the dissolution of Indochina as a colony. The author decribes
in detail the reorganization that has taken place in village
life; the orsanization and development of labor bripid.es; cooperative
and state farms; and the Three Year Plan fcr the development and reconstruction
of the economy during 1956-rO. \ description is given
of the methods used in cultivating basic agricultural crops, with
particular emphasis on rice and cotton, in North Vietnam.
Corunents re,'*ardinf this publication should be directed to:N5oskva,
B-66, Passmannyv per. d-3, Sel'khozgix. Photocopies cf the translation
may be purchased from: Photoduplication Service, Library of
Congress, Washington 25, D. D.
Katikarn, B. Onion growing. Kasikorn 25 (5): 396-U02. 1952.
Keith, A. Notes on the Thailand provinces of Koowi, Banrtopan, Fateeo
ani Charrooon. Journ. Str. Br. Roy. Asiat. 3oc. 2 1 *: 63-73. 1 folded
map, 1891.
Deals with peninsular Thailand north of the isthmus of Kra, with